admin | July 26, 2017
Participants enjoy a prior rafting weekend sponsored by Young Jewish Leadership Concepts. | Photo provided When Lou Balcher began running the Young Jewish Leadership Concepts (YJLC) Pocono Rafting Weekend down the Lehigh River 30 years ago, nobody had cellphones and internet use was limited to a few scientists
admin | July 25, 2017
Nate Kleinman, aka Farmer Nate, stands straw-hatted under the fierce sun at an experimental growing field in Salem County. Advertisment of The unexceptional-looking expanse of sandy soil lies in the heart of Americas first Jewish agricultural settlement, a hamlet just off Route 55 near Vineland that Russian immigrants fleeing persecution founded as the Alliance Colony in 1882.
simmons | July 25, 2017
JERUSALEM (JTA) At least 15 Jewish families moved into a three-story West Bank building whose ownership is in dispute. The ownership of the Hebron building, which is next to the Cave of the Patriarchs and known as the Machpelah House, is under appeal.
admin | July 21, 2017
It's been a long, hot summer so far. But don't let the dog days get you down-there's a chance to cool off
richards | July 21, 2017
-Essay- Watching the music video for SpongeBOZZs latest single Yellow Bar Mitzvah, it is not immediately clear what is really going on. The first 15 seconds are a hodgepodge of menacing images and deafening noise
simmons | July 21, 2017
5 students celebrate belated Bar Mitzvah at Vienna Chabad house Chabad.org Joined by their families from Switzerland, Germany, Hungary, and Ukraine, as well as their friends and fraternity brothers from around the world, five young men from Vienna's Lauder Business School celebrated their bar mitzvahs last month, Chabad.org reported.
admin | July 20, 2017
Twenty Jewish mothers from Jacksonville travelled to Israel for eight days for a Momentum journey with the Jewish Womens Renaissance Project and Israels Ministry of Diaspora Affairs. The trip, which took place June 26-July 3, began in the city of Safed and ended in Masada, a national park in Israel.
richards | July 19, 2017
Events SUNDAY, JULY 23 Splash and Sunday Brunch: 10 a.m., Young Jewish Professionals Phoenix (YJPHX) and PJ Library of Central Phoenix at Lucis at the Orchard, 7100 N.
admin | July 19, 2017
Emily Pasters obsession with food preservation began the same way it did for many others: as an attempt to make her summer hauls from the farmers market last. She started simply with pickles and a couple of jams. But before long, she caught the bug and began filling her pantry with fruit butters, chutneys, and countless batches of pickled vegetables.
admin | July 19, 2017
Photo Credit: Jewish Press Gov. Cuomo And The Anatomy Of A Bridge-Naming Controversy This is probably the last time Ill be writing the words the Governor Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge. Last month, state lawmakers passed, and the governor signed into law, a measure that names the $4 billion, 16,013-foot bridge connecting Westchester and Rockland counties as the Governor Mario M
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